Isn't it a huge tragedy when you're trying to be sarcastic, and nobody notices? We're sure tired of having to strategically use italics and exclamation points to get the point across!!! Luckily, the SarcMark is here to save the day! For the ridiculous bargain of $1.99, we can download the handy snark icon, and use it for the rest of our lives!
Keep reading to watch their goofy commercial, which solidifies SarcMark's place as the ShamWow of punctuation.
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Wednesday 13 January
By KC
IDIOT
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Thursday 14 January
By Ed
How stupid...he'll probably make a million bucks on the idea.
Wednesday 13 January
By r
These people obviously don't know the difference between sarcasm and just plain rudeness.
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Thursday 14 January
By Sherry
I Totally agree with you.
Saturday 20 February
By Jordan
Yeah, almost all of that was not sarcastic at all, just lame insults. And if there is a mark for sarcasm is not supposed to be stated, but implied, so it doesn't need a seperate punc. mark. However, I find the idea funny.
Wednesday 13 January
By pat
That just takes the subelty right out of it. Like hitting someone with a bat and saying, "get it?"
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Wednesday 13 January
By Dena
Here comes the deluge of brat attacks. The commercial was full of obnoxious idiocy, not sarcasm. Why are they trying to further keep people in the juvenilistic mentality that has been destroying this country for years? For Pete's sake, grow up and become strong minded men and women, not this crap.
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Thursday 14 January
By Joe Papierz Jr
I'm in full agreement with you Dena. The web is just too full of trash in the guise of personal expression. The state of our educational system is really in bad shape when you have to point out when you are being sarcastic, although I've read many caustic comments appended to articles from people that mistook someones sarcastic comment for a real opinion. Which is another problem we seem to have developed. It's very popular to call other commenters names and act like 4th and 5th grade school children in general. It's ruining the Internet in my opinion, or at least diminishes it's value tremendously.
Wednesday 13 January
By dara
doesnt it defeat the purpose of sarcasm ,or is the whole article sarcastic?
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Thursday 14 January
By stephanie
The man in the tights has made me nauseous. And this is not sarcasm. Just like none of his insults were sarcastic.
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Thursday 14 January
By Neeci222
No sarcasm here ( or there) that was just stupid
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Thursday 14 January
By Syrenia
Some of you people take things way too seriously with your walls of text.
Sure, it sucks, but must you go into superiority mode, babbling about the worthlessness of school systems?
Laugh at the idiocy and take a chill pill.
Pro tip: It's just the internet. It's not serious business.
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Thursday 14 January
By Syrenia
Some of you people take things way too seriously with your walls of text.
Must you go into superior mode, babbling about the worthlessness of the education system?
Laugh at the idiocy and take a chill pill.
Pro tip: It's just the internet. It's not serious business.
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Thursday 14 January
By Katy
there was no sarcasm in the whole commercial...if that mark was meant for sarcasm don't you think they should have used some?
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Thursday 14 January
By flyhalf2002
I already use symbols on the keyboard for free. ~What an AWESOME video, and everyone will pay for this feature.~
See how easy that is? Or use the $ as in S for sarcasm.
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Thursday 14 January
By littlecutie20g
However, the ~ is used for many other meanings, like "approximately".
Thursday 21 January
By MagnetDude
CUT and Paste IT"S FREE! So Sue me!
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